Replacement of Automatic Entry Doors RFP
Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 13, 2026
Provide replacement of automatic entry doors.
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Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 13, 2026
Provide replacement of automatic entry doors.
Jul 14, 2026
Closes
Aug 13, 2026
Preform all fire safety services for the testing inspection and scheduled maintenance at all city buildings.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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131248
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
6,230.2
Population
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34,918
Procurement Hell Score
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52 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Long Beach
The board reviewed several variance applications regarding properties within the city. Actions taken included granting approvals for residential and commercial variances, such as side yard adjustments, fence height limitations, and the renewal of conditional use variances. Several applications were adjourned for future consideration, while one case remained open for voting. The requests involved various zoning code compliance issues including setbacks, building height, off-street parking, and use restrictions.
The City Council meeting covered several operational and financial matters. The City Manager provided an overview of beach revenues and expenses, noting a significant year-over-year revenue increase. The council approved the purchase of four new ATVs for the lifeguard department using funds from a previous donation, discussed the logistical challenges of storing these vehicles, and authorized a transfer of funds for employee time payouts and fire department promotions. Additionally, the council authorized the purchase of hydrated lime for water purification on an as-needed basis from a sole bidder, as well as the purchase of aluminum sulfate from the lowest responsible bidder, which resulted in a cost savings compared to previous expenditures.
The City Council meeting covered various administrative and operational resolutions. Key actions included the adoption of an updated Drug & Alcohol Free Workplace Policy, the transfer of funds for the fiscal year, and the acceptance of a charitable donation for city lifeguards. The Council authorized contracts for a water main replacement project, city-wide exterminating services, and on-call engineering and architectural services. Furthermore, the Council amended project funding sources, adjusted budget allocations to fund a new collective bargaining agreement with the local Professional Fire Fighters' Association, executed said collective bargaining agreement, and extended the employment contract of the City Manager.
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